Tax Expense

/ˈtæks ɪkˌspɛns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An amount recognized on financial statements reflecting the total taxes owed by a business entity during a specific period.
    The company's tax expense increased significantly due to changes in corporate tax rates.

Forms

  • tax expense
  • tax expenses

Commentary

Tax expense is an accounting concept reflecting the tax burden on a company; it is critical in legal contexts involving financial reporting and compliance with tax regulations.

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